The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-07-24
LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.

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Reoeat %vietories-Peverty Pinehes the
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gig inc pon. sos,,.t.r M Matthews the Home
WIN ssupiu Aau ~ $500 WITH indifrerence the
beoretefy, oHoso ~ IN ri. column ~ the
case airenuy Iii orros,nd IN Tho nnbjc
nohest s,,sar,.n who wos moved nv
s.leoss ,anrnro whot ha mistook for
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49, ~. =, usi,o auch vorda ea damn" Tho
sohsn,s vaa fr,sd IN The House on Thursday.
Tha scena which rosulted was a most interest
a.. IN. ~ith . strong flavor of comedy, and
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n ~ nau Os'M ~. ~ on",.s ..h,ah ha made ,vare
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ha 'ro,,,s ~ tests
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80 D. .1as ,arad rbon ha said H. and re-
arottsd that ha shonld have used such Ian
snooa r. waa fnlI anolooy for A really small
,h,ne. h,, The Tories had not the sense to
H.. .ho after there Mr. Long repeated the
,.nnr.a. ,vhioh ha in.ist.d TANNER had used.
;ncindino the sevenfold repetition Of the bad
word and the House cot into a laughing, howl.
;n, and ha,- hvsteyical state. which lated for
naarlv three hourr Mr.. Tanner was first sent
ont ~ the Hnnsa that the members miRht dis
ou.. him freely. and then called back. Long
had the impudence to regret 1t should be
necessary to call a witness to his truthfulness,
plainly Indicating his surprise that the House
should not, at once accept his Tory word
aeainst tha4 Of an Irishman. Mr.. Smith. the
bald headed and bungling leader Of the
House, was ,so foolish as to follow in Longs
footsteps, and to declare that Tanner had ag-
rrsyated his offence In contradicting the Tory
member whp had accused him, and in imply
ing that thelhonorable gentlemen who had cor
roborated him were wrong.
This wa, a oood chance. and Gladstone
.eIzad :, Ha declared n was outrageous to
Hama an IrIsbman because In defending him
s.lf hs had contrndoted a Tory. In that